21 February 2005 Project of a workshop/conference on The moral and spiritual dimensions of the work of the United Nations on matters of development and social progress Presented by the Triglav Circle, a non-governmental organization with consultative status with the UN…
Agenda of the Social Commision Item 3: Follow-up to the World Summit for Social Development and the twenty-fourth special session of the General Assembly Statement made by Adama Diarra on behalf of the Triglav Circle I have the privilege to…
Introduction There is nothing mysterious about the faculty of idealization, whether in the individual or in the group. This faculty is not a sort of luxury, which man could do without, but a condition of his existence. If he had…
The Triglav Circle held its meeting at the Harvard-Yenching Institute on the 12th and 13th of March. The theme for discussion was: the meaning of life and the purpose of society, as concepts to be taken into account in the…
Vaclav Havel wrote that only “humankind’s understanding of its place in the world will allow the development of new models of behavior, sets and scales of values, and objectives in life.” There are many challenges to considering so weighty a…
China is doing her best with great enthusiasm to build up a country that is based on the rule of law. The process of realizing the rule of law in China, with 1.25 billion people and five thousand years civilization…
Islam enjoys its long history of more than 1300 years old since its introduction in the middle of the 7th century (around the beginning of the Tang Dynasty). The exchange between China and Arabs has a long history. It could…
Item 3: On the follow-up of the World Summit for Social Development and the 24th Special Session of the General Assembly; Priority theme: Improving public sector effectiveness Seminar Hosted by the Triglav Circle at the UN: On the occasion of…
"The Great Learning," which could be Confucius's testament, states that the ability to make wise choices is rooted in self-knowledge based on observation of one's inner realities. To attain enlightenment, one must go back to the origin of a problem…
People have basic biological needs for food, shelter, water, and health care. We also have basic psychological needs for self-esteem, belonging, meaning. (A meaningful life requires that we identify with some endeavor more enduring than ourselves, whether it is expressed…